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Opening arguments heard in Sen. Nicole Mitchell’s burglary trial

Opening arguments in the burglary case for a Minnesota state senator Tuesday painted her in two different lights — prosecutors said she was a person intent on stealing while the defense portrayed her ...

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Jury of 10 men, 5 women seated in Sen. Nicole Mitchell’s felony burglary trial

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Opening statements in Sen. Nicole Mitchell's burglary trial set to start Tuesday

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Here's what we know after Day 2 of the Nicole Mitchell burglary trial

Both sides started making their case in the high-profile trial of DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell today.

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Body camera video played during burglary trial show state Sen. Mitchell dressed in black

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What you need to know as Sen. Nicole Mitchell's trial begins

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Sen. Nicole Mitchell trial: Becker Co Sheriff dispatcher testimony [FULL]

Becker County Sheriff's Office Dispatcher Joseph Robbins testified for the prosecution, recounting the 911 call from the night of the alleged burglary.

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Weeklong burglary trial for Minnesota Sen. Nicole Mitchell begins

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Nicole Mitchell trial: After opening statements, state plays body camera video of senator’s arrest

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Opening statements of trial offer starkly different version of Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell’s actions

Prosecutors in the burglary trial of state Sen. Nicole Mitchell painted the portrait of a step-daughter dressed in all black who said she knew she had done “something bad” when she entered a basement window early one April morning.

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Attorneys focus on intent during opening arguments of Sen. Nicole Mitchell's burglary trial

Attorneys for the state of Minnesota and for Sen. Nicole Mitchell each outlined their positions in opening arguments for the trial Tuesday morning, July 15.

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Defense expert says Nicole Mitchell 'has to testify'

Questions remain ahead of the jury selection for Minnesota Sen. Nicole Mitchell, who is accused of breaking into her stepmother's home in Detroit Lakes in April 2024. Paul Applebaum, a defense attorney who is not connected to the case,